Dwayne Louis Baxter

May 27, 1936 – May 26, 2021

Dwayne Louis Baxter was born to Louis A. Baxter and Imogene (Short) Baxter May 27, 1936, in Friona, Texas. Dwayne passed away Wednesday, May 26, 2021, at the Southeast Colorado Hospital. He was 84 years old.

Dwayne was raised on the family farm near Friona until they bought a ranch and moved to Chivington in 1948. 

He spent his teen and young adult years in Chivington and Eads, growing up with his four brothers and many friends. 

Order of Events

7:45 Scratch Meeting – Coaches Hospitality Room

8:15 Coaches Meeting – Coaches Hospitality Room

9:00 Field Events – Preliminary and Finals (9 advance to finals)

• Boys Shot Put, Triple Jump
• Girls Discus, High Jump, Long Jump

9:00 Running Events

• Girls 800 M Medley Relay- Against Time
• Girls 3200 M Relay – Against Time
• Boys 3200 M Relay – Against Time
• Girls 100 M Hurdles – 8 qualifying for finals

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